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DF6000PR & DF6000PR/NC Passive Analogue Repeater Panels
Installation and Operation Manual
Cooper Lighting & Security Ltd., Wheatley Hall Road, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN2 4NB Tel: Fax:
+44 (0) 1302 321541 +44 (0) 1302 303220
DF6000PR & DF6000PR/NC Passive Repeater Panels
This manual provides information on the installation and operation of the Cooper Fire Systems DF6000PR and DF6000PR/NC Passive repeater panels
Notice The operating system of the DF6000PR and DF6000PR/NC may be revised as a result of enhancements to the system software or hardware. Revisions to this manual will be issued and supplied on request and should be logged in the table supplied on the contents page.
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Part of the:-
DF6000
Analogue Addressable Fire Detection System range
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Contents
Revision Log Table Rev A
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Contents 1.0
Introduction General description Facilities
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2.0
Panel Installation General/Installation Panel layout/Dimensions Wiring diagrams
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3.0
System Operation Operation flow chart System controls - Loop panel System controls - Network panel
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Specifications
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Section 1 Introduction
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Introduction
General Description The DF6000PR and DF600PR/NC - Passive Analogue Repeater Panels, provide a cost effective, system information display which can be programmed to be either fully passive (display only) or semi passive (restricted system control). The panel is available as either loop connected (DF6000PR) or network connected (DF6000PR/NC). If Loop connected the panel will display system information text of the connected panel and will provide a fire indication, with panel number, of any connected network panel that has a fire activation. This panel requires system programming for local text information. When network connected the panel will display global text information of all the connected network panels. This panel does not require system programming. The panels are suitable for either surface or semi-recessed mounting. The panel has a main 2x40, backlit, Liquid Crystal Display (LCD), display providing system status information and menu driven, system control as well as 6 supervisory LED’s:POWER ON FIRE FAULT DISABLED TEST IN PROGRESS SCROLL The panel also has five control buttons:SCROLL UP ENTER PASSCODE ENTER MUTE BUZZER SCROLL DOWN When loop mounted the repeater panel is connected directly to one of the panel loops and is soft addressed on initial system power up. As with all Menvier analogue systems loop mounted equipment, the repeater panel has integral short circuit isolators, to maintain system integrity should a short circuit fault occur on the system wiring. If the repeater panel is connected to a network, a network driver PCB will be required at each panel with the repeater being connected to the network loop via a 2 x 2 core, screened, fireproof cables(network in and out), as in dia 4. The network loop can have a maximum overall length of1Km. 4
Facilities Main Display The repeater panel has a 2 line x 40 character LCD which in normal conditions shows ‘System Healthy’ and is not back lit. Under Fire, Fault or Pre Alarm conditions system information will be displayed and the LCD will be illuminated. To illuminate the LCD under normal conditions press any panel button.
LED Indicators Power LED: On - system ac/dc supply healthy Off - system supply failure Fire LED: On - Indicates system fire activation Flashing - Manual evacuation activated Fault LED: Indicates internal/external system fault Disabled LED: Indicates loop device disabled Test in progress LED: Indicates one man walk test in progress Scroll LED: Flashes when there is more than one current event
Control buttons Scroll down: Scrolls display down through current fire/pre-alarm/fault activations Enter passcode: Allows access to system end user and engineering controls Enter: access individual menu items Mute buzzer: silences internal buzzer Scroll up: Scrolls display up through current fire/pre-alarm/fault activations
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Introduction
The panels have an integral battery and charger, providing 24 hour standby and therefore will require a 230V ac supply connection. It is recommended that a unswitched, fused spur is provided adjacent to the intended repeater panel position.
Section 2 Panel Installation
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General As with all electrical equipment the DF6000PR and DF6000PR/NC panels should be installed in a clean, dry, well ventilated area, away from direct sunlight. The unit is designed to operate in temperatures between -50 and 400C, temperatures outside these parameters should be avoided. The panel should be located away from any potential hazard, in a position where it is readily accessible to both the fire services and authorised users, ideally on the perimeter of the building near a designated entrance point. The panel is provided with a drill template to aid wall mounting, it is recommended that this is used as it will ensure that possible damage to the panel, whilst fixing, will be minimised and also brick dust will be prevented from contaminating the panel and system circuit boards.
Installation Using the template provided, mark the four mounting screw positions, drill and plug the wall. Fix the top two screws ready for mounting the panel. Remove the repeater panel from its protective box and remove front cover by lowering the front panel flap and unscrewing the two philips head screws. This gives access to the battery compartment and the front panel holding screw, remove battery and the remaining fixing screw, the front panel will fold down to give access to the back box and circuit board. Locate the back box on the top two screws, locate the remaining two screws (battery enclosure) and tighten, ensure the back box is securely fitted to the wall and has not been twisted by over tightening the retaining screws. Remove required number of cable entry covers at top of housing and fit the loop/network cables and mains supply cables in the required position together with suitable termination glands. If panel connection is via rear cable entry, cables must be positioned prior to mounting the panel on the wall. Connect the loop/network cables as per diagram 3 (loop mounting) or diagram 3 (network mounting). Ensuring the mains supply is isolated and spur unit has had the fuse removed, connect the 230V ac supply wiring. Replace the front panel and use a protective cover to prevent dust ingress or panel damage prior to system commissioning.
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Installation
Panel Mounting
Installation
Panel Layout
Teremination PCB PSU
Network PCB
Battery
Dia. 1
*Display PCB’s mounted on Front Panel
Dimensions 90mm 332mm
45mm
270mm
Dia. 2
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Mimic Output
Mains Input
LNE
Loop in
Loop out
E Tx+ Tx-
E - + E - +
Display Cable Connector
PSU
Dia. 3
Network Mounted Mimic Output
Mains Input
LNE
E Tx+ Tx-
Network Out
Network In AB XY - + - + PSU
Network Board
Dia. 4 9
Display Cable Connector
Wiring diagrams
Loop Mounted
Section 3 System Operation
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Mute Buzzer
Enter Password - 2214
Press button 2 to go to password screen
Panel LCD Display Normal
Silence Alarm
Press Button 2 to exit menu
Reset Panel
To Engineers menu
Scroll panel buttons 1 or 5 to view system events. Toggle button 3 to change event type displayed.
Evacuate Panel
System Information (Priority 5)
Disable (Priority 4)
Pre-Alarm (Priority 3)
Fault (Priority 2)
Fire (Priority 1)
Operational Flow Chart
Operation
DF6000PR and DF6000PR/NC Front Panel Display
Power on
Disabled
Fire
Test in progress
Fault
Scroll
2 lines x 40 character display
1
2
3
4
5
Scroll Up
Enter Passcode
Enter
Mute
Scroll Down
System Controls - Loop Mounted (DF6000PR) The DF6000PR repeater panel provides local panel information and limited control via a comprehensive, menu driven 2x40 character LCD. It will display local panel:Fire Activations (Priority 1) Faults (Priority 2) Pre-Alarms (Priority 3) Disablements (Priority 4) General System Information (Priority 5) On panel activation the related LED will illuminate and the LCD will indicate:Event Type - FIRE, FAULT, PRE-ALARM, DISABLE, INFO Location Text (local panel only) Number of current activations Address number Panel Number Zone number Loop number Device type Note:
Under non event conditions, the repeater panel display remains unlit. To activate the display backlight, press any control button.
To scroll through displayed events press buttons 1 (up) and 5 (down) To change event type displayed toggle button 3
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Event Type - FIRE, FAULT, PRE-ALARM, DISABLE, INFO Panel location Number of current activations Address number Panel Number Zone number Loop number Device type Press scroll buttons 1 or 5 to view multiple event activation information. Press button 2 Insert password Press button 5
To enable password access to menu 2214 To scroll to required menu 1. 2. 3. 4.
Mute Buzzer Reset panel Silence panel Evacuate panel (Sound alarms)
At required menu press enter (button 3) (To exit menu at any time press button 2) Note. If the panel is set as passive (in engineers menu section) the panel will display local system information only and will provide no system control (2, 3 and 4 above).
System Controls - Network Mounted (DF6000PR/NC) The DF6000PR/NC repeater panel operation is as per the DF6000PR but provides full network information and limited network system control:Silence Panel - Global silence alarm Evacuate - Global sound alarm (one out all out) Reset - Global (all panels)
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Operation
On an event activation the associated LED will illuminate and the LCD will indicate:-
Specification
DF6000PR & NC Compatibility Standards Display System Indicators Colour Operating Voltage Batteries Standby period Mechanical Weight Dimensions IP Rating Operating Temp Wiring Cable Entry Download Comms
DF6000 system passive repeater panel DF6000/DF6100 analogue control panels EMC - See below* 2x40 Character LCD (black on green) Power on, Fire, Fault, Test, Disable, Scroll LED’s Light grey or Graphite (at an additional cost) 230vac, 50Hz, +10%, -15% 1x12vdc, 3.2Ah 24 hours + 30min. alarm PC/ABS, UL94VO rating 3.6Kg, incl batteries 270(h)x332(w)x90(d)mm IP30 - for indoor applications -5 to +40 degree C See main panel specification (DF6000) 12x20mm knockouts top of backbox RS232 port
* When used as intended this product complies with the EMC directive (89/336/EEC) and the UK EMC regulations 1992 (SI2372/1992) by meeting the limits set by the standards BS5406 Pts.2&4 1988, EN50130-4 immunity and EN61000-6-3 emissions requirement
DF6000PR Up to 20 repeater panels can be connected to a loop (subject to loop loading calculation)
DF6000PR/NC Up to 60 repeater panels can be connected to the network as part of an maximum 63 panel system.
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